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💡 Meet Gemini "The ChatGPT Killer"

💡 Meet Gemini "The ChatGPT Killer"

Plus: Create stunning sports car ads

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Hey AI Family, happy Tuesday! We like to keep things short and productive at The Edge, so you can get back to your busy life!

Here’s The Breakdown:

💎 𝟛 Tools to Give You The Edge
🚨 𝟚 AI Updates: Meet Google’s Gemini & $1.3 Billion acquisition
💻 𝟙 Practical Use of AI: Create stunning sports car ads

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💎 𝟛 Tools to Give You The Edge

Pictory: Convert your articles and scripts into video with stock footage and AI

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Stable Diffusion: text-to-image diffusion model that can generate photo-realistic images given any text input (similar to Midjourney)

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Leia Pix: Turn any picture into a 3D animation

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🚨 Breaking AI News

🎯 Meet Gemini “The ChatGPT Killer”

According to DeepMind’s CEO, Google’s next algorithm, codenamed Gemini, will surpass ChatGPT. That’s a bold statement. The project is leveraging techniques used in their previous AI model, AlphaGo. An AI model famous for defeating a world champion in “Go” in 2016.

Gemini is similar to GPT-4 (ChatGPT’s LLM), but it's currently under development with an estimated cost of over $100 million.

DeepMind plans to use similar reinforcement learning and tree search methods used for Alpha Go, and so far they are having success. Participate in the poll below

Do you think Gemini could be better than ChatGPT?

❌ $1.3 billion AI acquisition

Databricks, the renowned data analytics platform that simplifies big data processing for enterprises, acquires MosaicML, an open source platform to train and deploy AI models.

For a small 1.3 billion dollar price tag, Databricks now has more ammo for their battle for LLM dominance. The battle between Open AI, Deepmind, Databricks, and Snowflake is even fiercer now to decide who is going to have long term dominance over the LLM layer. Nvidia already dominates the hardware layer.

This acquisition will further entice companies to invest in training LLMs, as Databricks is now a one-stop shop for enterprises.

💻 Real Life Use Case

Midjourney Prompt: Create stunning sports car ads

I’m switching it up from a serious prompt to a fun one. For car lovers, this is for you.

Insert your favorite care model into the prompt below to create pictures so good the company would pay you!

🔏 Copy and paste the prompt below ⏬

Advertising photo of [white 2023 Bugatti Chiron Super Sport], front view, front facing, facing the front, on top of Mount Everest, jagged peaks, snow-capped peaks, minimalist --ar 4:5 --v 5.1 --style raw

Here’s a link to the results ⬇️

Daily Definition

LLM Layer

In the context of AI, it generally refers to the layer of a neural network tasked with understanding and processing human language. This language comprehension ability is pivotal in Natural Language Processing (NLP), a field of AI that focuses on interaction between computers and humans through language.

The LLM layer is a type of recurrent layer, meaning it has 'memory' and can use information from previous inputs to inform current or future outputs. This feature is particularly beneficial when dealing with language because understanding a sentence often depends on the context provided by previous sentences.

An example of an LLM layer in action would be in a chatbot. When you ask a chatbot a question, it's the LLM layer that processes your words, understands what you're asking, and generates a relevant response. LLM layers are only as good as the data they've been trained on. Which is why there is a battle for LLM layer supremacy.

🔮 AI Inspiration

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